Mike Kucaba

Why yes HEY! How did you get into my trailer!!!

Yes! Alive not kickin' so much.No dammned anuerysism of the aorta is going beat me! (yet) heh heh

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I'm getting a headache and my BP is up. Here's a link to my PB album http://s1189.photobucket.com/home/mkucaba/index

So how do I reduce it.

Why not look at an unbuilt model that has opening doors etc already and that may make things more clear?

I went thru my decals and found a sheet, probably from a tanker as there are some AMOCO logos. There are also four Fruehauf logos on this sheet. PM me your address so I can mail it to you.

It's a very nice build. When you say Testors red,is this enamel,Lacquer,airbrushed ? Nosy Rosy wants to know!<G>

Greg, E-mail me at mkucaba@q.com I can tell you upfront that it is not for sale,but...well just e-mail me. BTW who owned Cheez Cast?

Do these look like the hinges http://www.phoenixmodeldevelopments.com/acatalog/The_Phoenix_Miniature_Hinge_Range

Looks very nice (sniffle) I sure miss mine now.(sniffle.)

I need to do the same thing. My plan is to get 2 sheets of 3/4 plywood or MDF.I need to build two benches 70" long. Lowes will cut the 4x8 to a 30" width and 70" length.The remaining ends will be the legs.I have a room with a 140" wall and I think that will be a good start. I'll possibly build a riser at he back with whatever material is leftover.

There is FAR too much anonymity on the web AND most of the forums I visit. The presence of a real sig is what makes me come here more & more and less and less at others.

As Mr. Burns would say..."EXCELLENT".

I checked my stash and I have the Bronco that you show in the 3rd picture sitting on top of a box labeled Cheez Cast. I got this kit off ebay.It came in a plain brown box,but does have the full cab and all the parts shown.

It looks very well done,and the theory of the pressure washing is good.I'd scatter a few tools(hammer,chisel,you know all the stuff for precision work) around the fenders and floor.

Some of you appear to reply really fast.

So I can now build again after living with relatives & some health problems. Had some Mustangs laying around that I got off ebay and decided to chop the top on a Stallion,mostly because the WS pillar was broken. So what's the drill on posting pics here?

I don't know if is a convertible, but AAM made a Indy pace car back in the 90's.

A nice clean build-up,with a laundry list of kit-bashin'

Sharpen a dowel in a pencil sharpener and the discs will fall into place and align themselves. I used SG and that worked fine.I can see where epoxy would give some time to adjust things.

I used to offer advice... sometimes A LOT of advice,maybe too much. I've stopped mostly because I'm tired of typing about the same old flaws. Basically I'm using the old "if I can't say something nice I won't say anything. Mike

I'm looking for ideas on how channels are scribed/cut into the roofs for the "glass" to set into.Any special tools ? Thanks Mike

Only one thing! NAME TAGS!! Too much anonymity for me. And none of this nickname stuff First and last given names.(unless you are in witness protection.)